Stephen Curry’s repeated public affirmations that he intends to finish his career with the Golden State Warriors, combined with front-office statements of mutual interest in a contract extension, underpin the near-certain trader consensus against him leaving. The 38-year-old point guard enters the final season of his current deal and has been eligible since late August for a two-year maximum extension, with both Curry and general manager Mike Dunleavy Jr. emphasizing his desire to stay and the organization’s willingness to accommodate him. Veteran beat writers have reinforced that Curry values franchise loyalty and the comfort of remaining with the only NBA team he has known. While his right-knee management and the Warriors’ recent lack of roster upgrades introduce some uncertainty, realistic scenarios capable of shifting the outcome remain limited to an unexpected trade request or severe health developments that alter his playing timeline.